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» > The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, August 16, 1989 9 .-tt visitors at the Durham Region Gladiolus & Dahlia show on Durham Region Gladiolus and Dahlia Society Holds Annual Show New Faces Form Darlington Team • & c This is the impressive array of trophies and winning winning entries in the Durham Region Gladiolus and Dahlia Society's annual show here at the Legion on Saturday. In spite of the drier than usual season, the exhibits were outstanding, according to visiting grow ers. Tykes Win E.O.B.A. Championship i;; Durham Region Gladiolus and Dahlia show attracted many entries and visitors '. on Saturday at Branch 178, Royal Canadian Legion in Bowmanville. One of the trophy winners was Sam VanCamp, now of Oshawa, who won the Vera Dewell Me- morial trophy, donated by Sam Dewell several years ago in memory of his wife. The award was for entering the best blue gladiolus spike. A sensational team effort resulted in the town of Newcastle Newcastle Tyke All Stars winning winning the Eastern Ontario Baseball Association championship championship in Oshawa's Lake-. view Park on the Civic Holiday Holiday weekend. The first game victory on Saturday of 8 to 7 over Co- bourg was highlighted by a great defensive effort which included right fielder Richard Richard Baker throwing out a runner at first base as well as shortstop Bryan Landry throwing out the lying run at home plate in the 6th inning. inning. The victory went to Greg McMurter who went the distance. The second game victoiy of 5 to 1 over Whitby was dominated by Steve Newman's Newman's 2-hit pitching and Mark McCarthy's 2 hits and 2 runs. The third game victory of 10 to 8 over Oshawa was highlighted by Paul Drum mond's 4 runs batted in and great defensive work by the team. On Sunday, the Tykes met up with a hot pitcher and hitter Chad Connelly of Oshawa who singled, tripled and pitched his team to a 6 to 5 victory. The Town of Newcastle Tykes came back with a 5 to 3 win over Oshawa with a super defensive effort behind behind Greg McMurter's complete complete game 9-hit pitching performance. Jason Vick ery's 2 hits and 4 runs scored and Bryan Landry's 2 hits and 3 rbi's were the team's strong offensive contribution. contribution. The nine players are to be complimented for their strong team effort. The attending attending players were Greg McMurter, Richard Baker, Steve Newman, Paul Drummond, Drummond, Colin Galinski, Julius Sneider, Jason Vickery, Mark McCarthy and Bryan Landry. by Lome Wright The Darlington Youth Soccer League Pee Wee Team is a newly formed team made up of players from the mixed Pee Wee Division Division and also the Pee Wee Girls team sponsored by Bowmanville Lioness. This team was invited by Oshawa Italia of the National National Soccer League to play a (20) minute exhibition game at half time against a travelling travelling team from Middlesbo- rough England, all in sup- >ort of Grandview Center of Durham Region. The Darlington Darlington Youth Soccer club made a $50.00 donation for this worthy cause. Darlington played an excellent excellent game, despite a 3-0 decision in favor of the dynamic dynamic English team, whose game we know is soccer and they also use the National rule which allow 15-years- olds to play against our 13 and 14 year olds. Also keep in mind, this was the first game for our squad to play together, it was only an exhibition exhibition game against Brian Smith's Flying Dutchman Bantams. Darlington's next outing was Kingston Township's annual tournament. Their first game was against Cornwall Cornwall Blazers. The first goal was scored by Ryan Delaney set up by Jeff Wright. It was the only goal to be scored by the Darlington team with a 2-1 decision going in favour of Cornwall. Everyone played well, with special note going to the Wiggans boys for their excellent hustle hustle and defensive plays. Jamie Jamie Goyne's big kicks, Phillip Phillip Baker forcing plays with great speed, and what can you say about Ballantine. Game 2 was against Peterborough Peterborough of the Scarborough Scarborough competitive League. This challenge did not bother bother this club as can be noted by an even game after the first 30 minutes. Eventually, Peterborough conquered with a 6-2 decision. Goals were scored by Sarah Couch and Jeff Wright, with strong 2-way play by Andrew La- ing, good offence by Mark De? and strong defensive play by id Philip Viggans and Philip Deighan and Ryan Delaney, and strong C Michael Wif Baker. The last game was against Central Frontenac - we had a major change in the line up with Ryan Delaney Delaney unable to play but covered covered very well by Marcia Corey of Bowmanville Lioness. Lioness. This was our game with a 3-0 decision in favour of Darlington. Goals went to Eric Wiggans, Wiggans, Sarah Couch and Michael Michael Wurmitzer. Shut out to Kevin Ballantine. There is no mistaking that this whole team is starting to gel and you should read about it in our next write up concerning concerning Cobourg's International International Tournament. Special note to Julie Axford who is out of the line up for the next while. Car buyers are saying, i was former grower Mark Atkins, who will be 95 this fall and his daughter liioria Atkinson from the Leskard Road area. No Change for Toros Class The Bowmanville Toros' hopes of giving the players within the Town of Newcastle Newcastle a higher caliber of hockey this year was put on hold for the 1989-90 season. The O.M.H.A. approach across Ontario is not to eliminate eliminate the small centres' hockey organization entirely but to have more AA and AAA centres which will only' create a higher standard in hockey. This set up is now in place in the Simcoe Area as well as the Aurora- Markham-N ewmarket area. With the so-called Grey Area of Courtice, players east of the town line to Bowmanville, Bowmanville, have played their hockey in either Oshawa or Bowmanville at their own desire, but that has been eliminated with the bulk of the players now to play in Bowmanville. The rapid growth of the Courtice area and our neighbours neighbours to the east, Orono and Newcastle, the Toro organization organization felt quite confident the Toros were AA material with a minor and major system system and likely a #2 team combined. It was understandable that Orono and Newcastle did not want to lose their identity as the Citizens of Bowmanville did not approve approve of the Regional Government Government change to the Town DURHAM THE REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF DURHAM PUBLIC NOTICE Take notice that the Regional Municipality of Durham is considering considering AN APPLICATION TO AMEND THE DURHAM REGIONAL OFFICIAL OFFICIAL PLAN. The amendment, as submitted by the applicant, proposes to sever two (2) lots for non-farm residential uses within the site indicated indicated on the map below. ÎÎ!L_ ÜJ TOWN OF NEWCASTLE In order to assist in the evaluation of the amendment application, application, the public is invited to provide input by way of v submissions to the Region's Planning Department. Information related to the amendment application is available in the offices of the Planning Department, 105 Consumers Drive, Whitby, Ontario L1N 6A3 or by calling Ms. Kay Dtyden, Planning Planning Department (416) 668-7731 (Whitby)/686-165j (Toronto). Submissions concerning the amendment application must bo forwarded to the Commissioner of Planning, at the above-noted address, and must be received no later than Friday, September 15,1989. Please include your address and telephone number In any submission submission made. FILE NO. 89-087/D . Mario Hubbard Chairman, Planning Committee Dr. M. Michaol, M.C.I.P. Commissioner of Planning ofNewcastle. The Bowmanville Toros organization definitely has AAA calibre players who do not get the opportunity to play, where as the Orono- Newcastle organizations have several AA hockey players who would have the opportunity to play at their own level of competition. The Toros were led to believe believe that this is the direction direction the O.M.H.A. wants all organizations across Ontario to go; but with the amount of unanswered questions, the Toros, Orono and Newcastle Newcastle could not come to, terms on amalgamation of' the three centres for the upcoming upcoming season. Players within the Town of Newcastle are allowed to register and play in the B.R.H.L. but only players from Bowmanville town line on the east and the Oshawa/ Bowmanville town line on the west are eligible for Toro hockey. The Toros for the 1989-90 season will operate with #1 and #2 teams from Novice through to Juvenile with only one team Novice and Juvenile. In addition, the Toros will have 1 or 2 girls teams again, depending on the number of players available. available. All players are advised to register with the B.R.H.L. which will guarantee them some hockey if they do not make a Toro team. The Toro tryouts dates will be published in the upcoming upcoming editions of The Statesman with all tryouts at the new complex starting September 6 th. The Toro organization is looking forward to a fun and successful season, but can only have this with the support support and co-operation of all those involved. Toros 1989-90 Executive and directors are: President - Paul Robinson, 1st Vice - Terry Lynch, 2nd Vice - Pat Lange, Pat Pres. - Greg Adams, Adams, Secretary - Brenda Goode, Treasurer - Steve Oke, Equip. Mgr. - Paul By- cok, House League Liaison - Dan Doyle, Parents Committee Committee - Debbie Lux ton, Directors: Directors: Mace Armstrong, Cal Brake, Bob Breckenridge, Mark Doyle, Jeff Edmondson, Edmondson, Ron Haynes, Bruce Hnrnum, Leon Heffornnn, Paul Jackman, Mike McCarthy, Noil Pot, Nan Spencer, Bob Steele, Jim Vanderendo. 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